You have to go into beauty salons and hair salons and talk to people.
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Two hair salons, two nail salons and a Tesla dealership are also in the mix.
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Joseph Crowley, D-NY, was talking about the dangers tanning salons (the plan repeals Obamacare's tax on tanning salons).
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His mother is the vice president for operations at Charles Penzone Salons, a chain of salons and spas based in Columbus, Ohio.
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She had sold her last company — a chain of eight nail salons called Bellacures that were created to be cleaner and nicer than competing salons.
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"We have high tech jobs which generate a lot of service jobs: hair-cutting salons, nail salons and masseuses, yoga studios and dog care," Chapple said.
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The governors of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania announced that all barbershops, hair salons, tattoo or parlors and nail salons would be closed as of Saturday.
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That said, salons have taken an interest in LUS Brands products, and the company is currently working to build an enterprise back-end that would let salons place wholesale orders.
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More salons opened, and their unintimidating, consistent and accessible offerings had widespread appeal; by the mid-1990s there were nearly a thousand Jean Louis David salons in North America and Europe.
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Until recently, it could take months for someone who was not FLDS to get a business license approved; today, there are still regulations prohibiting "obscene" business: massage parlors, hair salons, and nail salons.
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Olive & June is one of L.A.'s raddest nail salons.
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And they're creating intimate relationships in these new men's salons.
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Salons and political factions form, move headquarters, emigrate and dissolve.
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The state did find salons that were following labor laws.
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I honestly believe LA is the capital of hair salons.
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Essential services during #COVID19 are not golf and beauty salons.
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They include luxury jewelry brands, beauty salons and massage parlors.
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The salons also sell shampoo, conditioner and other beauty products.
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Besides dietary, lifestyle, and accessibility options, the app also lets users set more specific interests for restaurants, (like Taiwanese, bubble tea, bakeries), attractions (farmers markets, art galleries), and businesses (home decor, hair salons, nail salons).
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"Salons pride themselves on the stylists being the experts," she says.
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"Please stop sun bathing and going to tanning salons," Greenway said.
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Have nail salons been secretly plotting against us this whole time?
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She has worked in salons ever since, but not without issue.
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Not all salons and stylists are hip to handling textured strands.
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It's a look you've likely seen before in American nail salons.
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Hollywood catches on, and Syndactyly Salons pop up all over town.
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It's disrupting industries, from health care to hotels to hair salons.
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Then there's Danielle L., who owns nail salons in Los Angeles.
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It would knot up, and I don't like going to salons.
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Plush new spas have opened, with beauty salons and massage parlours.
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"Whenever possible, [nail salons should] use less hazardous products," it says.
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Their industries are 'Airlines, Airports & Air Services', 'Insurance' and ... 'Hair Salons.
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The number of salons has grown 20% over the past decade.
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The mall had everything from supermarkets to salons within its walls.
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Also, I find that salons don't do the undercuts as well.
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It's "like StyleSeat, but for more than just salons," he said.
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Their spouses were no longer welcome at their regular beauty salons.
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They were all clients of his or guests at his salons.
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She also said restaurants, hair salons and tattoo shops would close.
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This logic does not only apply to hair salons or dentists.
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I printed out coupons and used Groupon at restaurants and salons.
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I live in Harlem and frequent most of the salons here.
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"It was perfect because hair salons always have customers," she says.
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Her landlord alone, she said, rents out to five hair salons.
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And the monthly Opera Party salons for the radio station WQXR.
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She found work as an on-call hair braider in salons.
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Salons and spas have begun pairing guided meditation with nail treatments.
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By Friday, March 20, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Alaska, and Los Angeles County (the last of which accounts for five percent of the country's nail salons) had all required spas and salons to close.
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Reputable tanning salons are very clean places that are sterilized between customers.
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Nail salons and nail techs are not licensed to apply lash extensions.
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"We went to one of those family walk-in salons," she said.
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In 2012, tanning salons reported fewer customers after the tax was introduced.
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Through waves of nail art trends and pop-up salons, Nails Inc.
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The app filters salons based on your location, budget, and preferred style.
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The Revolution dramatically changed the country's salons, but they didn't go away.
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Salons give discounts to customers who wash their hair before their appointment.
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"Salons will always be there, but YouTube is happening now," she said.
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Nail and hair salons abound, and there are around 45 food establishments.
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Still, individuals inside Teneo said the salons were valuable to the participants.
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But that's not to say that the salons themselves won't need help.
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Péladan complicated his task by freighting the salons with often nonsensical regulations.
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But sunblock and quitting tanning salons aren't happening; neither are prescription glasses.
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The biggest mistake I see in nail salons is just no sterility.
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Inside the disused garages, bakeries, barbers and beauty salons plied their trade.
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What is not collapsing is sprouting strip malls, tanning salons, another gym.
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"The beauty salons, they're making a lot of money now," he said.
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In Ma's nail salon video, she says that at salons staffed and owned by Vietnamese people she, being a quarter Vietnamese, often gets treated better than other customers at the same salons because she can understand the language.
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Update: On March 20, governors in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania issued executive orders that all salons, spas, tattoo shops, and many other personal-care businesses — including hair salons — must close indefinitely on Saturday, March 21.
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"The economic damage was mostly to small business – nail salons, barbershops," Gaines said.
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Ocho is lined with palm trees, dollar stores, cigar shops, beauty salons, Cuban
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Former Redskins ambassador says the team would steer them toward team-sponsored salons.
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It's a wonder that more salons haven't given the calligraphy cut a try.
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Reports of tensions between the two groups in nail salons don't help matters.
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She is also the co-founder of New York City's Rouge Makeup Salons.
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Even at salons with higher accounting standards, tips are always made in cash.
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And clients are spending up to $25,000 on decadent nails at certain salons.
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Few states have any regulations requiring tattoo salons to provide after-care instructions.
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Image: Miran Rijavec/FlickrThere are now 25,000 tanning salons across the United States.
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By November, Seferian estimates that thousands of salons will have wands in play.
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I look online for salons that do SNS powder gel and head over.
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" I was turned away from hair salons and told I needed "special treatment.
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You'll find salons where the conversation dissecting Mr. Orban's behavior is breathtakingly brilliant.
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Salons that do not comply risk fines and possible loss of their license.
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In 2017, salons and barber shops will be allowed to serve complimentary alcohol.
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The shade has become her signature — and a popular request in salons, too.
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The salons usually start with a theme — say, the emptiness of consumer culture.
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Many Mexican and Central American immigrants have opened restaurants, bakeries and beauty salons.
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"Beauty" for Penney consists of fine jewelry, its hair salons and Sephora shops.
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There were convenience stores and nail salons, nondescript office buildings and clothing shops.
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Other safe spaces emerge organically, like hair salons, gay clubs, or black churches.
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From what we can see, this doesn't seem to be something salons typically offer.
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Franklin had owned two salons — one in San Francisco, and one in Aspen, Colo.
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Prose is working with hair salons and stylists to build custom formulations for clientele.
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Americans are using those dollars on gym memberships, travel, salons and lodging, she said.
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In Ethiopia foreigners cannot own bakeries, hair salons, travel agencies, sawmills or much else.
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I budgeted $70 for this, but I can't find any salons that seem promising.
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Kang's research has focused on Asian-owned nail salons and their racially diverse customers.
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The salons are much like your typical day spas in any major U.S. city.
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These nail salons are sometimes listed on erotic review or advertisement sites, like Rubmaps.
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"They open beauty salons, luxury boutiques—all territory they're very familiar with," he says.
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She and her two powerhouse sisters own one of Hollywood's hottest new salons, STRIIIKE.
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But cabinet sessions are mostly in French, as are business meetings and literary salons.
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One floor below, a magnificent jeweled herbarium had blossomed in the gilded showroom salons.
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To take these polishes off, Tenoverten, with nail salons in Manhattan and Austin, Tex.
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Labor investigators have swept through nail salons across the state since May, when Gov.
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Think of any personal service business, such as hair and nail salons or spas.
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The women in our countries, too, go every Friday or Saturday to the salons.
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At this time of year, women emerge from the city's salons with elaborate coifs.
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He holds salons with tribal elders and depends on family as his closest advisers.
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It became blinded by the bling and oh-so-cool chic of Silicon salons.
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Local businesses include hair salons and pet-related stores, Meituan said in a statement.
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In 2017, DSW began testing out nail salons at two stores in Columbus, Ohio.
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Out of 412 salons, 19.9 percent reported that they would offer tans to teens.
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Today, just four days after Pavitt's announcement, Governor Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order that all personal-care businesses in the state — including hair salons, nail salons, spas, tattoo parlors, piercing shops, and estheticians — must be closed indefinitely starting Saturday, March 21.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) will order nonessential businesses — such as salons, barbershops, tattoo parlors and tanning salons — to shutter, an effort already underway in Maryland and Virginia, our Post colleagues Fenit Nirappil, Gregory S. Schneider, Ovetta Wiggins and Rachel Chason report.
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The police chief later told CNN that the operation began as a response to complaints that women in the salons had been offering free services at their salons to high school boys, as well as reports of drug use in the area.
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It raised taxes on health insurance companies and tanning salons and brand-name pharmaceutical drugs.
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Not salons or beauty parlors or wherever else you get your hair cut… just barbershops.
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Noteworthy: The boom in nail salons has been accompanied by labor abuses and human trafficking.
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But it remains lively, with banks, butchers and an oddly large number of tanning salons.
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Shedul, an online booking platform for salons and spas, has raised $5 million in funding.
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Users might be able to use Assistant to book appointments at salons or doctors' offices.
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Salons, where many beauty products are sold, tend to be a stressful place for consumers.
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Martinez also later learned that salons in North Carolina are banned from using callus scrapers.
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At the same time barbershops are closing, men's salons are popping up across the country.
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"At our salons, we match the color to the client's natural hair coloring," Richardson notes.
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If you're truly committed, Arnold recommends visiting salons like Paintbox and Valley Nails in NYC.
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She began to work in the city's beauty salons, threading, waxing, and eventually, painting henna.
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That contrasted with shrinking sales in the company's professional unit, which makes products for salons.
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Independently owned salons were also less likely to comply with state laws than chain establishments.
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Over Champagne and foie gras canapés in the candlelit salons, talk was all about Apfel.
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Many stores, from restaurants to nail salons, opened for limited hours or not at all.
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Previously, Wolf had asked nonessential businesses such as salons, theaters, and entertainment venues to close.
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Television screens at nail salons, sports bars and hotel lobbies were tuned to nothing else.
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One would require gun dealers to be licensed, much like car dealerships or beauty salons.
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Dedicated salons will have much more experienced technicians, she pointed out, since that's their specialty.
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Independent boutiques have long competed with salons in department stores like Macy's, Saks and Dillard's.
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These include accounting companies, advertisers, hair salons, law offices, media, medical labs and retail stores.
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Inside the town were the charred remains of gas stations, hair salons and tattoo parlors.
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It has also worked to develop solutions targeting specific verticals such as restaurants and salons.
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Congress became enamored with Big Tech and blinded by the bling of chic Silicon salons.
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He taught classes on how chemistry could be used in fine art and attended salons.
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But the salons have no signage, and the parents watch the proceedings with brows furrowed.
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In men's salons, Ms. d'Aki said, she saw more than one photo of Justin Bieber.
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There is a church, a mosque, a synagogue, a few hair salons and a dressmaker.
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The tanning industry says the tax has helped force thousands of salons out of business.
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The spangled boutiques inhabit a phalanx of regal hôtels particuliers where Renaissance aristocrats held salons.
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Nail salons in stores, a revamped loyalty program and kids' shoe sections are boosting DSW.
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Either Ms. Lambert or Ms. Thompson has visited each of the salons on the app.
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"I do not know any teens who use tanning salons," 19-year-old Sara explains.
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" She was having none of her pals' politeness: "I have no opinion [on tanning salons]!
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Across the suburban and metropolitan plains of the U.S., these typically neon signs are the gatekeepers to a type of small, no-frills nail salons slowly on the decline as high-end salons with quieter, but more contemporary layouts and designs spread across the country.
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Graf tried on about 30 gowns from four or five different bridal salons, she tells PEOPLE.
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The timeless haircut is never not popular in salons and in Hollywood — and for good reason.
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We're also wondering if Pham will touch on the issue of human trafficking in nail salons.
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Visit local community sites of students, such as churches, synagogues, mosques, beauty salons or community centers.
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I thought the L.A. Clippers were a chain of inexpensive L.A.-based men's hair salons. Wrong.
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In the parquet-floored salons of Paris, conversation readily turns to such sombre parts of history.
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Launched in 2015, Shedul describes itself as a "SaaS-enabled marketplace" for salons and spas globally.
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We've vetted all of these salons to ensure safety, cleanliness, and fair legal wages for manicurists.
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Types Of Wax Waxing salons will typically stock two different types of wax: hard and soft.
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Google has since partnered with several salons and spas to give us the same options there.
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The young licensed barbers working in these salons also seemed disenchanted with the old school barbershop.
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And more and more salons and spas are offering scalp treatments for a myriad of reasons.
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But the tanning industry has said it has contributed to tanning salons going out of business.
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These new ventilation requirements will make nail salons in New York the safest in the nation.
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Filing centers can be places to store your files, but they can also be NAIL SALONS.
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Supermarkets, clothing stores, restaurants, banks, hair salons, laundromats and a post office are at residents' doorsteps.
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Hair salons and hardware stores have been replaced with artisanal bakeries and farm-to-table restaurants.
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It's estimated that ghd hair tools are used and sold in more than 50,000 salons worldwide.
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Saloons became salons, where survivors of the Industrial Revolution could drink and debate, politick and speechify.
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The measure legalizes a practice already commonplace at many salons, where it's part of the pampering.
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Her mother, a hair stylist in Washington, previously owned a chain of beauty salons in Peru.
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Beauty salons like DryBar and fitness studios like the Bar Method don't want your paper either.
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I returned to the United States earlier this year and brought the salons to American universities.
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There are voter registration cards in nail salons and smoothie bars, which is certainly a change.
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Detroit's theaters, gyms, bars, salons, and casinos were closed by an executive order from Michigan Gov.
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Here, we've compiled a list of the city's most sought-after beauty experts, brands and salons.
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Such experiments have long been brewing in classical music, with performances in clubs, lofts and salons.
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This group includes people in low-wage jobs at fast-food restaurants, warehouses and hair salons.
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She held salons at her Manhattan home and participated in group and solo exhibitions in galleries.
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When you're talking color, there are few UK salons as reputable as cult brand BLEACH London.
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For all salons and barbershops, 15 percent to 20 percent of the bill is the norm.
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In the end, Vaccarello and I meet in the marble-floored salons of Rue de l'Université.
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They sit in their salons and call on everyone else to follow their claims of correctness.
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Mercier is an organizer of Gallery of Salons, a volunteer network of black women who shut down their own salons or took time off from work to descend on the NRG Center to clean and style the hair of evacuees inside one of Houston's largest evacuation shelters.
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Here are several other nail salons in Singapore which have been quick to spot a trending design.
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More than 8883,000 salons are currently open for business across the US, with locations in every state.
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And then it's going to be hanging in your barber shops, beauty salons, your aunt's house, etc.
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Escueta says at least 10 other barber shops and hair salons around the country have similar programs.
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Some salons, like sustainable London hotspot Ralph & Rice, are even offering the customized service in the chair.
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Blakely also approached strangers in airports, nail salons and weddings to be a part of her project.
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In my book on these men's salons, "Styling Masculinity," hairstylists described the barbershop as a vanishing place.
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In salons, I learned that my hair was burden, a ridiculous and ugly animal that needed taming.
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The Republican Obamacare replacement eliminates the industry taxes on medical device companies, health insurers and tanning salons.
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" La added that some higher-end barbershops cater to grooming bearded men, but "regular salons usually don't.
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We welcome all dogs, regardless of their breed, into our grooming salons provided they are well-behaved.
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She even hosts Sunday salons to discuss race, gender and gentrification — all issues relevant to her patrons.
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Overall, 159 salons, or 37%, failed to follow state laws restricting access for minors, the study found.
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With over 83,000 hair salons, and 95,000 workers, French heads are among the best tended in Europe.
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More than 10 percent of the salons illegally charged manicurists for supplies like gloves and nail clippers.
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In all, the agency inspected 395 salons, mostly in New York City, during the sweep last year.
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Stettheimer's primary subject seems to have been pleasure, which for her included witty conversations at her salons.
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Transgender women figure on television, in beauty pageants and at hair salons and cosmetics counters in Thailand.
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Salons also tend to give these treatments updated names to bring clients' minds out of the past.
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Atkin also revealed that a professional extension collection — specifically for salons and stylists — is coming in April.
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They hold monthly salons, where people come together to discuss topics ranging from business networking to dating.
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Brick Lane is a narrow one-way lined with cafes, vintage shops, curry houses, bars and salons.
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We can tackle discriminatory housing practices and have more cafes, grocery stores, boutiques, salons, gyms and amenities.
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Mr. David eventually severed ties with Glemby; his salons were acquired by the Regis Corporation in 2002.
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Later, after a stint in the Marines that ended in 2001, he apprenticed at high-end salons.
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The measure, which included hair salons and barbershops, went into effect on March 21 at 8 p.m.
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They have annual revenues of over $1 million from the Brooklyn salons, house calls and school checks.
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This cool-brown shade has been a popular request in the trendiest L.A. and New York salons.
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" Calls started pouring in from men interested in his hair-restoration salons, which offered various "weaving systems.
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Regardless of what I'm drinking, I have always struggled with the complimentary drinks provided at hair salons.
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The castle also features several salons, so you can switch up where you eat throughout your stay.
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In a competitive environment, both types of membership have become ways for salons to build client loyalty.
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So DSW plans to expand nail salons to five more stores in Austin, Washington, and Dublin, Ohio.
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In the downtown core, Detroit sees openings for new restaurants or shops or salons nearly every week.
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She held salons and created extensive archives of black cultural life in New York over several decades.
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In 1901, she established a studio in London and held weekly salons for artists, authors, and actors.
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Soirée's setting is one of the Stettheimers' salons, attended by many members of New York's avant-garde.
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Call it the Jon Snow Effect, but men are now flocking to barbershops and hair salons requesting curls.
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As of last month, some 4,000 nail salons across the state had secured a wage bond, Cuomo said.
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It's impossible to host boisterous salons forever, especially when you need to find a new place to live.
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And the lack of rules governing businesses like nail salons and car washes means less contact with officialdom.
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Some are just standard airplane-style seating, while others suggest luxury rides, including space for lounges or salons.
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When I was growing up, there were just three beauty salons in the capital: Lily's, Lisa's and Neelo's.
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A sizable population of Vietnamese immigrants there send word home of jobs in nail salons and cannabis farms.
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Josette Komezusenge is the managing director and founder of the six Maza Saloon beauty salons around the country.
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Finally, a service that can make phone calls on my behalf and negotiate appointment times with hair salons.
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It's also getting traction from these shoppers in its Sephora shop-in-shops and InStyle-branded beauty salons.
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You can also expect to dish out extra cash for a silk press at most full-service salons.
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"Try explaining the business of hair salons in black communities to a bunch of white dudes," Imira said.
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Gone is the welter of counters, the uneven levels, the tiny dead-end salons and the corporate cubicles.
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Instead, many are trafficked into sex work fronted by salons and massage parlours, or forced into manual labour.
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These clients were insecure about which colors to paint their wine cellars, screening rooms, and private hair salons.
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In the part of Brooklyn where I live, churches outnumber grocery stores, pet shops, and nail salons together.
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And though we all can't book him a flight, we're sure this method will trickle down to salons.
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Either way, we have a feeling hair salons everywhere are about to start hearing "don't cut the front."
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Summers brought the designer's guests to weekend house parties — "like salons from an earlier epoch," Mr. Corrigan said.
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The study, a survey conducted last month, examined tipping behavior at restaurants, hotels, coffee shops and hair salons.
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Unlike their predecessors who had to seek out clubs or salons, these new vampires may simply go online.
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She also refreshed the seven salons and created a new boudoir-like space from a former back office.
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On Saturday, it extended the ban to picnics and barbecues, as well as barbershops, hair and beauty salons.
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Movie theaters, hair salons and barbershops as well as other businesses deemed nonessential have been ordered to close.
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Movie theaters, hair salons and barbershops, as well as other businesses deemed nonessential, have been ordered to close.
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Nonessential retail stores such as clothing and electronics stores, hair, beauty and nail salons, outdoor and indoor markets.
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Some other stories that more generally addressed curly hair, making reference to black salons and products, are below.
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I find Tides Home and Garden's two cosy high street storefronts, nestled among beauty salons and chain cafés.
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You can walk into any number of black beauty salons in London and find bleaching creams and lotions.
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But where the young moderns of Paris relished their rejections from the official Salons, Velázquez was no outsider.
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Its hair salons, which are undergoing branding as "The Salon by InStyle," are in about 750 stores currently.
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Farré attended the École des Beaux-Arts, studied with Gustave Moreau, and was a regular in the Paris Salons.
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Specifically, tracking all the gorgeous hair looks walking out of L.A.'s top salons just in time for autumn.
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Places of public accommodation range from auto dealers, beauty salons and restaurants to colleges, hospitals and professional sports stadiums.
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He had been a painting student in the Paris Salons before turning to biblical antiquities in the early 1850s.
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I've frequented nail salons biweekly for a decade, but She's Polished was the first one that felt like home.
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But, in our experience, only an elite group of salons can be relied upon to provide that every time.
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Beer and wine are served on planes and boats, at nail salons, barbershops and movie theaters, even the gym.
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Regular salons are an option, but I didn't know how to find a stylist that was good with kids.
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Police in North Aceh raided hair salons - where transgender people often work - last weekend and briefly detained 12 individuals.
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The women who work in the salons are from minority communities from the west and south of the capital.
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Skin Deep Salons dedicated to men's grooming are usually tricked out with leather chairs and badger-bristle shaving brushes.
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She was an aristocratic nun renowned for her intelligence and the elite salons she held in her grandiloquent apartments.
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"We launched the original Steam Off in 2015 for salons and had great success with it," Carzorla told me.
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We love reporting on the coolest underground color techniques and finding the best cuts coming out of top salons.
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Urban Outfitters has been adding restaurants and hair salons to its stores, in an effort to attract online shoppers.
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I want to be clear that I went to highly reputable salons in NYC to get my hair dyed.
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Women lack a strong presence outside of traditionally female fields in Senegal such as sewing, housekeeping and hair salons.
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Click through for our favorite renditions, plus tips on how to pull off these cool crops from international salons.
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There, in "JK salons" (joshi kosei means high-school girl) a young woman in uniform will tell your fortune.
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So leave it to the city's coolest salons to take the hidden-hair-color trend to vibrant new levels.
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Rumors swirl too -- about the transactions of arms in his hair salons, or drugs available in its subway stations.
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A 2015 New York Times investigation found nail salons in New York City were notorious for shorting their workers.
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For the past year, every variation imaginable of the hue has been blowing up on Instagram and in salons.
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They plan to host exhibitions for their contemporaries' work, as well as lectures, salons and the occasional dance party.
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In New York City, food halls have been opening faster than nail salons, and each with its own personality.
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Where storefronts once stood empty, customers now flowed in and out of restaurants, wine shops, hair salons and boutiques.
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Highbrow artworks are referenced in scenes set in chaotic kitchens, gossipy salons, and secret rooms set aside for liaisons.
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"Throughout history, transgender women have been segregated into two areas of work: prostitution or beauty [salons]," Piñeros tells Broadly.
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Tron has been to salons before, but never found a stylist or a cut that really worked for her.
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We've rounded up some of the best curly-friendly salons across the country — from Minneapolis to the Big Apple.
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The white salons, especially in the suburbs, are infrastructurally built to keep gentrified and to keep our folks out.
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Joy was palpable in the room in a way not often expressed in the salons of Paris Fashion Week.
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But about 80% of hair salons, he said, are primarily staffed by self-employed stylists who rent a chair.
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The same goes for department stores and retailers, gyms, hotels, nail salons, barbershops, and multiple other industries and sectors.
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These forces are the very things that will keep liberal democracy intact, not intellectual salons or op-ed columns.
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While owners of the salons are worried, we're told the employees are even more terrified of what comes next.
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Nearby, other Asian-owned salons were back to business as usual, with African-American customers getting their regular treatments.
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But that doesn't seem to be the case for three nail salons that Business Insider spoke with on Tuesday.
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But without that money being spent in salons, stylists and owners have had to reevaluate how they do business.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that salons, barbershops and other services not related to emergency response will be shut down.
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Uber drivers can switch to Lyft, or DoorDash, or Postmates more easily than a nail technician can switch salons.
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After a disappointing — and premature — solo show at Knoedler in 18303, she exhibited most frequently at her private salons.
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Yelp is a popular review forum that helps potential customers gain insights into restaurants, beauty salons, and other businesses.
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In response to this generosity, the women of the salons in the other two cities sent gifts in return.
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Plenty of businesses sell products and services every day that include creativity: salons, caterers, retail outlets, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
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They also decorate restaurants, bars, salons, banks, bagel shops, and law firms, starting around $1,000 and ranging up to $15,000.
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To that end, we've rounded up the breakout hair-color trends out of L.A. and NYC's hottest salons right now.
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The conflict led to calls among African Americans to boycott Asian-owned nail salons and patronize Black-owned ones instead.
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For starters, look out for these nail salon warning signs — and try to always choose salons with jet-free basins.
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Retailing workers might switch to the companies that are taking over empty stores, including restaurants, beauty salons and health clinics.
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It will also close its Macy's Fur Vaults and Bloomingdale's Maximilian Fur Salons that sell, store and repair fur products.
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"Salons and nail-treatment techniques are very much set, and have always traditionally performed manicures on wet skin," says Dabbs.
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It has two physical salons as well, which is how it started, and then launched the app seven months ago.
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But this season, there are even radder looks walking out of our coolest salons to consider for your fall update.
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In a video posted by the Daily Mail, Junior receives a blowout to rival any of New York's top salons.
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The collectors often offer salons or retailers up to 10 to 15% more than what they've paid for the products.
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There are also organized sports, karaoke and discounts on various products and services, such as Samsung phones and hair salons.
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Strip malls have signs in Arabic next to those in English, advertising hair salons, Middle Eastern groceries, and halal butchers.
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SALON CUSTOMERS FILMED HITTING CUSTOMERS WITH BROOM AFTER BOTCHED WAX It wasn't immediately clear if the two salons are related.
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Justin opened a couple of salons called Brush Your Hair, along with a line of products of the same name.
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They longed to break away from the tyranny of perfect provenance, from the tasteful salons filled with stiff family heirlooms.
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" She added: "I am taking all measures to ensure that my views are fully reflected at all of my salons.
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Gentrification has brought a busy high street filled with gastro pubs, cafes, hair salons, boutiques and a good French bistro.
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His mother is an accountant at Curtis Squire, a Minneapolis-based holding company that owns beauty salons and radio stations.
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In fact, studies have shown that nail salons may host more cancer-causing chemicals than auto garages or oil refineries.
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"Hair can be used to soften hard lines or hollowed faces," says stylist Jon Reyman, founder of Spoke & Weal salons.
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Through April, the museum is hosting four concerts on that piano, showcasing music that was popular in 19th-century salons.
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Some studios even invest in in-house beauty salons and fitness gyms, while most provide the girls with English lessons.
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Teneo has no registered lobbyists in its ranks and, in its statement, denied that any lobbying occurred at the salons.
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Not so obvious are the boom in plastic surgery salons and fitness spaces, and the growing obsession with healthier food.
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Dermatologists and salons that offer waxing and laser treatments report seeing an increasing number of girls as young as 216.
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It also provides training in early literacy for barbers, and is developing a similar program for beauty salons, he said.
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Needless to say, there is great competition among the nail salons, perhaps even more than among cellphone doctors or podiatrists.
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The perk: This website offers discounts at local pubs and beauty salons should employees fancy a pint or a perm.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Tuesday that salons, barbershops and other services not related to emergency response will be shut down.
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The housing estates were self-contained units that included schools, grocery stores, hair salons and a range of other conveniences.
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These days "Help Wanted" signs line the road into a pretty downtown of boutique shops, salons and a winery-restaurant.
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When the time came, both divas received their mourners there, in full war paint, courtesy of visagistes from their salons.
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"A lot of places around Beirut are LGBTQ-friendly -- from clubs to bars to cafes to beauty salons," he adds.
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Does Anna have more in common with Varvara or with the preening, privileged creatures of Moscow and St. Petersburg's salons?
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Read Jayne Matthews's work diary, about jetting back and forth between Edo salons in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.
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"Every neighborhood in Paris has these small beauty institutes, in the way that New York has nail salons," she said.
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Just over a decade ago, Gwyneth Paltrow started sending out a newsletter of recommendations — restaurants, hair salons, recipes — to friends.
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The law taxed drugs, health plans, medical devices, tanning salons, expensive health plans — and raised Medicare taxes on high earners.
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It listed services and accommodations where African-Americans were welcome, including hotels, motels, gas stations, liquor stores and hair salons.
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The nail salons have increased sales and driven customers, including highly-coveted Millennial shoppers, to make repeat trips to stores.
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Non-essential businesses ordered to be closed include theaters, fitness centers, bowling alleys and hair salons, as well as others.
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In 2016, several Hong Kong patients reported health problems after receiving dodgy Botox injections in beauty salons on the mainland.
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So will tanning salons, which have faced a tax on their equipment due to the health risks associated with the practice.
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It's perfect for homes with more pets (or cereal-spilling children) and has also become a huge hit at hair salons.
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I booked an appointment with master hairstylist and founder of Spoke & Weal salons, Jon Reyman, and presented him with my conundrum.
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Don't hesitate to ask (or do a quick Google search) about student discounts at restaurants, salons, and movie theaters around you.
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Soon, the storefronts were filled with nail salons, taco shops, and burger spots, above which 2,500 students live in campus housing.
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As a woman, I am used to fussy appointments at hair salons, having to decide between a junior or senior stylist.
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Castillo went to beauty school and worked at salons in the city of Hermosillo, but eventually fled due to police violence.
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Yang had previously opened at least six businesses in Palm Beach and Broward counties, including nail salons and a massage school.
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They aren't just looking for salons still using pen and paper, they are also targeting customers of Mindbody, Booker and StyleSeat.
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Tanning salons have also been linked to other skin disorders, such as dermatitis, keratitis and porokeratosis, as well as vision problems.
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I moved to LA in 2000 and basically started looking in Allure's salon directory; I would just call the hot salons.
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Most salons have a menu to help guide the consultation and determine the lash extension that will best fit your aesthetic.
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"I found out that a lot of this melanoma in particular is caused by UVA rays and tanning salons," she says.
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Last time he checked, L'Oréal has terminated business with about 8,000 salons and 40 major distributors over the past 18 years.
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Google's Duplex, an AI-enabled personal assistant launched in 2018, can so far make appointments only for hair salons and restaurants.
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And in 2019, red is still one of the most requested colors among Black women at top New York City salons.
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Yet traffickers routinely use what appear to be legitimate businesses—massage parlors, bars, nail salons—as fronts for their illegal exploitation.
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Occupational licensure reform could similarly remove unnecessary regulations preventing skilled American workers from opening their own floral shops or hair salons.
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Elmhurst is service oriented, with food markets, hair salons, day care centers, laundromats, hardware stores, acupuncturists, and dentists' and accountants' offices.
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Industry professionals often use products from Hot Tools in salons, which is why I trusted the brand in the first place.
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Foot spas at nail salons should be disinfected between each customer, as well as nightly, according to the EPA and CDC.
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Broadway, which runs under those tracks, is lined with a hodgepodge of fast-food restaurants, nail salons and discount apparel stores.
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Makeshift barbershops, beauty salons, restaurants, and cafes have sprung up on the main roadside that leads up to the immigration offices.
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Instead, they're mostly lectures, salons, or meetups that prioritize the goals of research and policy rather than the joys of tripping.
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Here, he discovered an eclectic scene of drug-fueled club parties and scattered salons where eccentrics met to discuss occult spirituality.
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For-profit cosmetology schools use state governments to keep training requirements high — then benefit from students' uncompensated work in their salons.
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At 20, he moved to Paris and worked at two high-profile salons, Carita and Gabriel Garland, before starting his own.
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It also suspended operations of all nightclubs and day clubs, and all spas and salons will be suspended as of Monday.
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Does it ever feel like your neighborhood strip centers are transforming into endless rows of nail salons, pizza joints and gyms?
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Ned Lamont signed an executive order mandating that hair salons, tattoo parlors, and other cosmetic businesses in the state cease operations.
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It's a transparent way of making sure funds are appropriated properly, particularly as consumers question how salons are leveraging community support.
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Among the leafy blocks of what is known as brownstone Brooklyn, two bright, cheery salons recently opened on quiet side streets.
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The multifaceted career of Questlove (Ahmir Thompson), the musician and entertainer, includes food salons, where chefs cook for high-profile guests.
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They staff the restaurants, gyms, dry cleaners, florists, nail salons and cafes that have helped lure educated residents back to cities.
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Yet they lived in palatial splendor a stone's throw apart, the approximate distance between their flagship salons, in the East Fifties.
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I don't like going to nail salons, and while I am not as skilled as a professional, the result isn't awful.
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Think about it this way: states require licenses and posted notices for many businesses, from auto repair shops to nail salons.
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Before dawn on January 28, police raided beauty salons in conservative Aceh province, dragging 12 transgender women out to the streets.
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Even in unisex salons, customers perceived to be female are often expected to pay more than those perceived to be male.
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These spas market themselves like salons but are actually offering potentially life-threatening procedures requiring knowledge of proper infection control practices.
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UK police raid 22014 nail salons in crackdown on modern slavery UK police raid 2150 nail salons in crackdown on modern slavery In a bid to prevent the rise of human trafficking, 97 people have been arrested in the U.K. on suspicion of immigration offences after raids on 280 nail bars in London, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
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What seems expansive and defiant in comfortable foreign-policy salons in Europe's west is, to Baltic leaders, not just fanciful but irresponsible.
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"From my experience, most of them came over expecting to work in the service industry—nail salons, massage parlors, restaurants," she said.
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That simple misclassification is how construction firms, strip clubs, nail salons, and gig economy companies have managed to skirt US labor laws.
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Just like gluten or dairy in health-conscious restaurants, sulfates have become a dirty word in hair salons all over the world.
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Okay, to be fair, I have caught random snippets of the show flipping channels at the gym, or at various nail salons.
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Its core — and free product — is a SaaS designed to help salons and spas manage their day-to-day sales and operations.
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Now the stores have closed, along with theaters, museums, cinemas, temples, barbers, hair salons, karaoke bars, and most other shops and restaurants.
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"The change in length can be dramatic or subtle," Jon Reyman, editorial hairstylist and the creative force behind Spoke & Weal salons, says.
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It also recently signed a partnership with Ulta to bring its try-on technology to the retailer's beauty stores and hair salons.
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The rollout comes exclusively to Pixel owners, allowing them to request Assistant to call and make reservations or appointments at hair salons.
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The 3.5-oz bottle is only available from Olaplex affiliated salons and will cost you anywhere from $40 to $103 per bottle.
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Well, a superficial replica of Harlem, at least, where the storefronts of video stores and beauty salons sit beneath clear Swedish skies.
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In early modern Europe, women of certain classes were allowed to leave their salons only to eat, sleep, and go to chapel.
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Nail salons, bodegas and 99-cent stores along Franklin Avenue have been joined by shops selling brick-oven pizza and craft beers.
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It was an element that sometimes made his work a cause for scandal in the Parisian salons of the late 21918th century.
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A Business Insider survey of price lists for six nearby salons, offering similar or identical treatments, yielded an average cost of $297.
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The first cafes opened in Bratislava in the 18th century, when aristocrats sipped European-style coffee and wine in elegantly appointed salons.
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And this creates an identity that increases the value of the property — you don't see that with drugstores, banks and nail salons.
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A study published this year in the journal Environmental Pollution found that the carcinogenic chemical benzene can be present in many salons.
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He embellished his vision with snatches of his execrable poetry, which had been widely mocked in the intellectual salons of prewar Sarajevo.
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But during this time he was also moving among the art-collecting nobility and frequenting the salons in the Faubourg Saint-Germain.
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The Seattle-based startup is raising $15 million in a round led by Norwest Venture Partners to help salons run their businesses.
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Dirty ToolsIn many states (including New York), the law requires that salons use a brand new nail file for every single client.
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The first of these essays -- published to his "Beto blog" on Medium -- raised particular bewilderment among the salons and scribes of Washington.
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Mull wore acrylics in high school, because that's what all the salons near her offered and what all the other girls wore.
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Nail salons have provided upward mobility for some in America, but many employees have alleged mistreatment while struggling to make ends meet.
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In a series of spectacular apartments he rented over the decades, he hosted salons that brought together artists and other cultural personalities.
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However, she says her mom knows of other salons that are having it way worse and said that they should feel lucky.
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The agency added that all children's entertainment centers and male and female salons will be closed to halt the spread of coronavirus.
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The agency added that all children's entertainment centres and male and female salons will be closed to halt the spread of coronavirus.
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In particular, local businesses that depend on in-person foot traffic for their revenue (restaurants, bars, nail salons, etc.) are seriously hurting.
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Ms. Hylton spent hours in barbershops and in salons where hair extensions hung on the walls like tools at a hardware shop.
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The order closed additional retail businesses, including malls, gyms barbershops, nail salons, spas, theaters, amusement parks, and other recreational and entertainment venues.
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He then moved to wherever he could find a space to host his dinners: empty shops, wine merchants, and even hairdressers' salons.
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Doyers Street is lined with beauty salons, restaurants and gift stores, and the installation snarled foot traffic and made garbage removal difficult.
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The Dementia Friendly America campaign aims to make whole communities — including police forces, churches, restaurants and hair salons — more knowledgeable and accommodating.
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Much has rightly been made about the conditions of workers in nail salons, particularly after a 2015 investigation published in this paper.
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They hosted lively salons and dinners at their Washington home on Capitol Hill and their New York apartment on Central Park South.
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Telegram is widely used in Iran, for activities as varied as chatting, booking appointments at beauty salons, selling cars or finding partners.
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Nail salons are not as omnipresent in Paris as they are in the States, which means booking in advance is a must.
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No clusters were found in churches, bars, beauty salons, prisons or restaurants that patients said they spent substantial amounts of time in.
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And it's not just tech companies: startups have been funded in 21.07 different industries ranging from restaurants to salons to logistics companies.
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Elemis is also available in more than 1,600 spas, salons and stores and on websites, as well as on shopping network QVC.
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Her husband, a scholar and writer with whom she held salons and created an archives of black cultural life, also survives her.
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There are these big wine tasting events they call salons where winemakers from all across France gather to show off their wine.
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During her family's Salons, attended by New York's avant-garde during the 21919s-early '21905s, she let her sisters lead the discussion.
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At most New York City salons, a partial highlight starts at $100 and a full-head of highlights ranges from $250 and up.
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Applications for assistance come in from people ranging in income from those who work at hair salons to those earning more than $200,000.
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Nail salons are such an integral part of the modern American landscape, it's hard to imagine a time before they were a thing.
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" Since then, Pham says, Vietnamese nail salons have become "a linchpin between different cultures, Vietnamese economic autonomy, and a classic American dream story.
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The city has officially become the capitol of the bob brigade — starting at the trendiest salons and trickling into the A-list scene.
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From top salons all over the world, to the hair pros leading the way in Hollywood, pink hair has never been more popular.
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Shedul, the online booking platform for salons and spas, has raised $20 million in Series B investment, valuing the company at $105 million.
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In 2018, the beauty lines are blurred, and you can get high-end products at every price range — not just at upscale salons.
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Both Flores-Reyes and Dabbs stress that salons continue with the outdated method because the industry has been doing it for so long.
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"No one should use indoor tanning salons... it can lead to years of surgery, disfiguring scars, and possibly death from melanoma," Kauvar says.
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The average salon connects to at least one other business, as well as nail salons, restaurants, grocery stores, and dry cleaners, researchers noted.
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Instead, the beauty tech you'll see at CES 2018 will begin to make its way into salons, makeup stores, and pop-up shops.
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"There are specialist perms for natural textured hair; in most salons it would be too damaging, though, so seek those out," says Hersheson.
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Toyota's e-Palette vehicles are boxes on wheels in different sizes that can be kitted out as mobile shops, offices or beauty salons.
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Blinkbar's services start at $120 for a full set of lashes, but other salons might charge a few hundred for your first service.
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To avoid any disasters, make sure you find salons you trust — with technicians that sanitize often and do not share equipment or adhesives.
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Upon doing research on global hair trends, we noticed common cool factors happening at some of the world's most forward-thinking hair salons.
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Chances are, you provide your own vacation recommendations to people, not to mention tips on good bars, great hair salons, and so on.
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Lining the "main streets" are butchers, hair salons, bars, charcoal-sellers, and food vendors clouded in smoke as they char slabs of meat.
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DSW is expanding its test of in-store nail salons as the footwear retailer looks to keep customers coming back to its stores.
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Hair sales have increased as the economic downturn has caused people to stop visiting salons and start caring for their hair at home.
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In 1915 she met Natalie Clifford Barney, a leading host of salons in Paris, and the couple began a five-decade nonmonogamous relationship.
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Growing up in Cincinnati, Celek's parents, Steven and Debbie, shared the same spirit of ownership as they owned three hair salons and spas.
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This means that I spent thousands of hours in black beauty salons as a kid waiting for him to get his hair done.
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In literary salons, Slavophiles such as Konstantin Aksakov clashed with Westernisers like Vissarion Belinsky over what Russia's place in the world should be.
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Revlon is stronger in hair color and color cosmetics, which are mainly distributed through mass retail channels and beauty salons across 130 countries.
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Users stay for hours at the exhibition, experiencing actors play out Westworld scenes in real-time at salons, restaurants, barber shops, cemeteries, etc.
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J.B. is trying to pursue a punk music career, you see, and he has a line of hair salons and hair care products.
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Most of the big brands have moved out, leaving just a collection of eyebrow salons, discount retailers and off-brand fast-food providers.
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Bill Cunningham delights in yanking back the curtain on the vicious rituals of copying that infiltrated the Paris salons of the postwar years.
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But no other neighborhood has a cluster of businesses — hair salons, liquor stores, restaurants, dry cleaners — that rely so heavily on airline employees.
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The company has tried things to excite customers in the past, like bringing in pint-sized Sephora makeup shops and running hair salons.
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The allegations follow last year's protests and in-depth New York Times investigations into nail salons' treatment of employees on the East Coast.
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There, Mr. Gendel and Evelyn Wechsler — they married in 1944 — regularly hosted them at his home on Washington Square, prefiguring his Roman salons.
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Jewelry houses created displays in rented hôtels particuliers or their own salons, placing new creations on velvet or Perspex stands, lighting for twinkle.
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Many women arrive in the United States from China bearing heavy debt burdens and try to find work in restaurants or nail salons.
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Bars, restaurants, nail salons, and other businesses across the country have closed their doors in a bid to keep the virus from spreading.
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The salons drew large numbers of mainland students attending Taiwanese universities on exchange programs who were hungry for the truth about China's past.
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Of course, given the fact that salons are closed to slow the spread of COVID-19, the familiar impulse is out of reach.
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"I can only hope the best for me, other hair salons, hairstylists and all the people who are in the industry," said Neal.
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It was a Big-Ideas Industrial Complex of conferences, research institutions, virtual salons, and even magazines, and Jeffrey Epstein bought his way in.
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Women are avoiding dangerous chemicals that damage their hair and have been frequently used in salons to straighten or otherwise "control" black hair.
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To raise revenue, the plan extended the sales tax to service businesses, which swept tanning salons and fitness centers into the tax base.
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As I walked through Scarsdale's charming, compact town center, I passed hair and nail salons, art galleries, bakeries, gift shops, and clothing boutiques.
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These supported artists through salons, grants, residencies, and partnerships with international institutions, including MoMA PS1 in New York City and Gasworks in London.
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Ms. MacTavish Best, 45, who worked for 20 years in public relations before starting her salons, is also an avid long-distance runner.
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Still on the winners ledger: tanning salons, medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies and health insurers, which all still would get a tax cut.
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Today, the business she built operates 115 salons across the United States, with 3,000 employees and over a $100 million in annual revenue.
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"We don't want women to be beholden to the hours that salons are open, which don't always allow for flexibility," Ms. Robinson said.
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Study author Leah Ferrucci sought out tanning salons in these states and instructed her assistants to pose as minors and call the businesses.
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He was often described in news accounts as a hairdresser, but he had actually only invested some of his ill-gotten gains in salons.
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The social network, for example, was recently criticized for mistakenly rejecting ads from businesses such as restaurants and hair salons that were not political.
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First, Pages will emphasize utility related to the business, like a "make appointment" or call option for salons, and reservations and menus for restaurants.
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Only this time, the early 2000s-edition is called "The Serena," and it swept salons and Pinterest boards even after the show first premiered.
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These, introduced to the public sector in 2005, block payments at lavish or shady venues, such as nightclubs, massage parlours, casinos and room salons.
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If you're leaving your hands to the pros, you might be surprised that many salons help accelerate mani chipping without your even realizing it.
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And while some salons market it as "healthy" for the hair, Philips says the benefits are purely cosmetic — and should be treated as such.
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Cool girls everywhere are flocking to salons for pastel-pink bobs all while searching Sephora for the perfect fuchsia lipstick or dusty rose shadow.
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Beyond this, states and local municipalities can extend regulations to salons, making sure that the equipment is clean and that operators are properly trained.
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Launched in 2015, Shedul's first product is a free SaaS designed to help salons and spas manage their day-to-day sales and operations.
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Melissa Timperley, the director and stylist at her own Melissa Salons in Manchester, says she's seen a major increase in clients requesting the look.
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ROMCO treasurer Steve Ochieng' said access to energy would enable young people to start businesses like beauty salons, welding shops and even cyber cafes.
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Writers no longer need to congregate in one location to find community; Literary Twitter is a digital stand-in for the salons of old.
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One way Madison Reed competes is by offering personalized hair color and primarily selling it directly to consumers, rather than through stores or salons.
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"[Jews] often times had these very fine salons, whether inside larger department stores or self-standing businesses," Dr. Irene Guenther, author of Nazi 'Chic'?
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She also created her own line of hair beauty products for Black women that were sold at the salons started by her school's alumni.
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There's a reason why Black hair salons have been called recession-proof: It's just one example of the importance of hair to our community.
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Consumer groups are suing the Food and Drug Administration for not responding to concerns raised about a popular hair straightening treatment used in salons.
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Maspons Funeral Home in Coral Gables, like most funeral homes, is freezing, and each of the space's chilly salons was transformed into an exhibition.
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Both projects included portraiture influenced by the iconic images of Patrick Nagel, whose gestural work has graced the walls of salons since the 80s.
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Most salon waxes cost anywhere from $15 to around $60 depending on the service, with almost all salons fitting in that general price range.
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Ms. Whiteread created a room from scratch: a library, scaled like the bourgeois salons of the apartments in the Austrian capital's Judenplatz ("Jews' Square").
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They're in your presence, and they're being obsequious, and then they leave, and they run to their Georgetown salons, and they snicker about you.
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The Catskills became notable, particularly among patrons who commissioned paintings to be hung in European salons and the drawing rooms of wealthy New Yorkers.
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Most of these patchwork libraries have found root in laundromats and salons that already served as drop-in meeting spots in economically struggling neighborhoods.
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David Mallett, who is opening a Manhattan outpost of his Parisian salons this spring, said it helps to think of hair as a fiber.
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Blanche found herself pampered for the first time in her life, fitted for new clothes in nice stores, sampling expensive perfumes in beauty salons.
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The problem, then and now, is power — and a fairer vision of power was also born in the salons and boudoirs of Enlightenment Europe.
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" To Chad Mureta, a Silicon Valley app guru, the intimate salons of Jess Magic, a New Age troubadour, are "like drugs, without taking anything.
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Facebook's recent crackdown on advertising that it considers political has already affected news publishers and small businesses like hair salons and day-care centers.
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For the uninitiated but curious, I asked the owners of four eyelash-extension salons (and one ophthalmologist) about what to expect when you're extending.
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Eight designers face off in challenges that include designing hotel rooms, dorms, restaurants, shops, salons and model homes, and their work is genuinely impressive.
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The shift will mean the closure of 34 Fur Vaults at Macy's and 22 Maximilian salons at Bloomingdale's, the company said in an email.
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It's finally September, which means celebrities are flocking to their salons to find the perfect haircut and color to usher in the fall season.
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Andrew M. Cuomo imposed a requirement that nail salons carry wage bonds, a type of liability insurance designed to prevent the nonpayment of workers.
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Ms. Matthews, 47, charges $325 for cuts at her salons, the first of which she opened with her business partner, Chri Longstreet, in 1998.
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"In the 10 years since the act was passed, thousands of indoor tanning bed salons across the country closed," dermatologist Sara Hogan told Reuters.
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Dyson's entry into hair care would become a cult favorite of beauty fanatics and bloggers across the internet and a status symbol among salons.
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Luxury landlords have been catering to this millennial trend for years, putting in dog runs on rental tower roofs and pet salons off lobbies.
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One way Madison Reed competes is by offering personalized hair color and primarily selling it directly to consumers, rather than through stores or salons.
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From the looks of it, the ombré color trend is officially back, and Hadid is just the latest star to usher it back into salons.
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She rose through various government roles as an ally of Angela Merkel, glides multilingually through the world's foreign-policy salons and can seem rather prim.
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As we reported last summer, many salons in the U.K. are fronts for human trafficking operations, and a majority of its victims are Vietnamese women.
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Salons in San Francisco and New York have signed up to work with Prose, helping to design shampoos, conditioners and hair masks for their customers.
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The new legislature states that beauty salons and barber shops can now legally serve a glass or two of free bubbly to accompany your blowout.
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Working with the New York State Department of Labor, the task force has opened investigations into more than 450 nail salons businesses, the governor said.
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The yellow-and-white floral print — sported by Hadid in the opposite color variation — is a popular pick at many nail salons given the season.
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But she envisioned the business as a national chain, and today she boasts 63 salons in 22 states and sees annual revenue of $15.5 million.
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The reliefs are as lacy as intricate jewelry, and the foliage and petals are botanically accurate; their facets would have reflected candlelight in aristocrats' salons.
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For truly abused hair, some salons will offer a series of Olaplex treatments without any color, to get your hair ready to be dyed again.
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A region of the city I had previously known primarily for its cheaper housing, Hells Angels, and predilection for tanning salons, had its own cuisine.
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By the numbers: Between 1990 and 2017, the number of nail salons for every 100,000 Americans nearly tripled, from fewer than two to nearly seven.
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Whether you're looking for one-of-a-kind designs or a simple gel manicure, these are the best New York nail salons to try today.
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There's no loud whirring of blowdryers, no pungent odors from bleach or chemical dyes, and no frantic rushing you find in most overbooked city salons.
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The e-commerce giant announced the Amazon Professional Beauty Store to offer professional stylists, barbers, and aestheticians beauty supplies typically found in salons and spas.
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In these large, ambitious works, he paints the salons and boudoirs of society women; femme du monde outfitted and staged in idyllic movie-musical settings.
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Seek out the make-up, hair stylists and salons that meet your needs and make you feel good about yourself – and not like a minority.
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Shannelle Armstrong-Fowler learned just how tough it can be when her friend, who is a size 26, was turned away by multiple bridal salons.
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Yvonne Venage-Mohl, owner of Nails on the Boulevard salon in Hurst, Texas, says she's completely stopped using acrylics in her salons after discovering SNS.
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Diggers began ripping down bakeries, cafes, florists, salons and other boutique shops next to busy metro stations around midnight on Tuesday, The Moscow Times reported.
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Last week, the Clinton campaign released an ad called "Barbershop," featuring black voters in barbershops and hair salons discussing why they are voting for Hillary.
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The chain said Monday that it would rebrand an additional 50 salons under its InStyle nameplate this year in a bid to reach younger customers.
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To find out, we checked in with the coolest salons, hottest on-demand apps, and 'in the know' stores that cater to our raddest residents.
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The cosmetic products routinely used in beauty salons across the nation to smooth, protect, soften and relax hair, but contain formaldehyde and formaldehyde-releasing chemicals.
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Oscar emulated these events—notably in his drawing-room dramas, where style was paramount—but also in his salons, named "Tea and Beauties", in London.
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Barbershops and salons in the U.S. represent a $315 billion industry, counting nearly 3 million small businesses and 4 million independent aestheticians among their ranks.
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It.People have hashtagged LuLaRoe, and local tanning salons, jewelry companies, and an installation parts supply all promoted their brands while claiming to commemorate 9/11.
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Wang: I remember my mom would take me to hair salons when I was really young, and I'd always want to go with her shopping.
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A chain of tanning salons has agreed to stop making allegedly misleading health claims, the New York attorney general said in a statement on Tuesday.
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From restaurants in Cape Town and Los Angeles to London-based hair salons using vegan products and leather-free clothing shops, veganism is gaining steam.
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Finally, I scheduled (and canceled) appointments at three different salons before finally committing to my big chop with Dickey at Hair Rules in New York.
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In 2400, a record 555 licenses were granted to convert former bakeries, hair salons and bars into residences, up from a mere nine in 2015.
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Not allowed: petting someone else's dog, dinner parties, going to hair and nail salons, in-person yoga classes, shopping for nonessentials and even throwing Frisbees.
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The truth is, I haven't even been to any of the "top" salons in the city because so many hairdressers are intimidated by black hair.
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New World Center practice rooms became salons for immersive virtual reality experiences, with guests lining up to take part one or two at a time.
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Their first took place in 1947 in the basement of a Y.M.C.A. in Atlanta, drawing 40 exhibitors and hairstylists from local salons and 300 attendees.
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Her name is emblazoned on the smallest of the intimate dining salons, one just large enough for a table, two chairs and a love seat.
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Mr. Ducey is still allowing businesses to remain open if they are considered essential, which in Arizona includes golf courses, nail salons and pawn shops.
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Brooks wrote that some of the Fig's redesign nods at its history, with art by women on the walls and spaces for women-centric salons.
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CHECK IN Inspired in part by 17th-century French salons, the hotel is part of the scene in the city's hip River North Art District.
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On Monday, demonstrators forced the salon to shutter its storefront, with the police escorting the workers to a van, and picketed other nail salons nearby.
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It was being installed in the palazzo's salons and courtyards and on broad stairs whose niches are adorned with the usual statues of mythological characters.
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Since March 14, several states have implemented policies that order people to stay home, closing restaurants and bars, hair salons, gyms, and all nonessential services.
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As opera spread across Europe it remained an exclusive entertainment, performed in palaces and private salons, where the rich flaunted their wealth and artistic sensibilities.
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Military personnel with little to do have been conscripted into commercial ventures, including whale-watching tours for tourists, running hair salons and tending to farms.
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"This really allows the guest to be in that moment, to really relax," said Kristin Carpenter, the director of spas and salons for Caesars Palace.
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That oval space is uniquely suited to chamber music, which was historically conceived for, as the name of the genre suggests, salons and intimate rooms.
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What was once a movie theater has been carved into several retail establishments, including Happy Foot Spa, one of several massage parlors and nail salons.
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So if the world came to an end with regards to nail salons and we were the only girls left, we could really take over.
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The Harel family operates 11 salons in New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida and Israel; a 12th opens on the Upper West Side of Manhattan this summer.
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His administration made efforts to fight obesity, such as requiring chain restaurants to disclose calorie counts, and put in place stricter regulations on tanning salons.
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His secret bookstore became a haven for book lovers who knew its address, and it was famed for its blurry salons that lasted until daybreak.
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Ms. Régnier made her portraits in the manner of the photographs she saw in the look books available to customers of the local hair salons.
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There, you'll find a religious supply store, a children's clothier and an Austrian-style bakery, along with the ubiquitous salons and pizza and bagel places.
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The rule was inspired by the spirit of camaraderie in hair salons, said State Senator Bill Cunningham, one of the chief sponsors of the amendment.
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But unlike with taxes on tobacco, the deterrent effect of taxes on tanning salons — which are typically passed onto customers — have not been carefully studied.
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And in this corner of Brooklyn, where Bangladeshi hair salons, Pakistani grocery stores and Mexican shops make up the storefronts, the theme was particularly fitting.
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This year, he said he planned to add a fifth van to his fleet of moving dog and cat salons and hire two more employees.
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Their services are offered at a much lower price than you'll find at regular salons, starting at $28 for a shampoo, haircut and blow dry.
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John Allan's, a chain of men's salons, has offered an annual membership since opening in 1988; it costs $950 at the chain's four Manhattan locations.
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The company's goal in 2018 is to attract the remainder of Penney's customers who frequent its stores but don't currently use the salons, she explained.
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The walls of the oval salons are covered with colorful frescoes of tropical flora, exotic fauna and the people of France's African and Asian colonies.
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While there is a range in prices depending on hair length and color, Ms. Friedman estimated that going gray would start at $350 at most salons.
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The daytime TV announcements showed photos of Greig and noted that she was known to frequent beauty salons and have her teeth cleaned once a month.
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Motivated by grief, Franklin became committed to changing that statistic, even though her job experience entailed managing salons, cutting hair and (generally speaking) dealing with humans.
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It's no secret that the sci-fi bob has been dubbed one of the raddest hair trends of the year, sweeping salons all across the world.
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It's important to note that most good salons won't offer extensions more than twice your natural length or thickness for fear of breaking your natural strands.
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The company was accelerated through 500 Startups in 2013 and before that Imira was buying and selling hair for relatives who worked at salons and barbershops.
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She is now researching places in Minneapolis for women who have been bullied and is partnering with salons to do makeovers to make women feel good.
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When applied by trained professionals, in beauty salons, the AHAs are safe at concentrations less than 30% at final formulation and a pH higher than 3.
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The country's largest pet shop chain said it was on track to open 10 superstores, 40-50 vet practices and 40-50 grooming salons this year.
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The city's thriving tourist economy is built around luxury shopping: Salons and fashion boutiques populate Dubai's many malls, where shoppers flock to escape the oppressive heat.
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Barberette is lobbying the British hair-industry bodies to incorporate gender neutrality into education and pricing—advocating an open-minded, unisex approach for salons and stylists.
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The Système Volume is not available online or anywhere in the U.S. The only place you'll spot this magical tool is in Balmain partner salons abroad.
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It's a style that first swept Hollywood, and has officially infiltrated our coolest salons, too — and there are countless variations to choose from for every texture.
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Ownership rose from 17.9% in 2012 to 28.1% in 2017, and the number of pet hair salons doubled from 2,015 in 2012 to 4,670 in 2016.
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Graves used the space as a residence and art studio, but he also treated the house as a museum and gathering place for seminars and salons.
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"What you do in the wintertime is not what you're going to do in the summer," said Eva Scrivo, a hairstylist with two salons in Manhattan.
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Replacing them is a luxuriant New York version of a grand Parisian hôtel particulier, rational in plan and replete with airy salons set in telescoping enfilade.
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It has 23-rooms, a grand entrance area, a private den, a formal dining area, two salons, and a wrap-around porch on the second story.
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I saw an empanada restaurant, sneaker shops, 99 cent stores, a Dunkin Donuts, pharmacies, a Chinese restaurant, fried chicken joints, nail salons, and a 7-Eleven.
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He collected hair from 288,000 individuals at salons, military barracks and jails across Serbia, and had the hair felted into blankets that look like gray wool.
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On May 31, 1783, Le Brun was granted full membership following an order by Louis XVI, which enabled her to submit work to the biennial salons.
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It bothers me because LA has such a big population of black people, and none of these white salons know how to do our hair correctly.
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It has only slightly more bookish allure than the nail salons and hardware stores that surround it on a commercial block of Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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He estimates he has eight weeks of liquidity for the three salons he owns in the Boston area, which he chose to temporarily close this week.
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Among the Caribbean grocery stalls selling mango and plantain, pawnbroker shops and acrylic nail salons of Peckham, beats the heart of London's most dynamic art scene.
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Some discount salons still use it, because it's so much cheaper — watch out for unlabeled containers of product, a very strong smell, and suspiciously cheap manicures.
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They gathered Saturday morning at a roller-skating rink and spent all day knocking on doors as well as dropping in on barbershops and beauty salons.
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In her beehives and hair flips I saw the women of my childhood primping and curling and tugging and applying creams in living rooms and salons.
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While many corner nail salons may not have the resources to re-open after the pandemic, the truth is, no one knows what the future holds.
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Paired with the fact that salons around the country temporarily closed last week, the urge to DIY a haircut or color is growing — even among celebrities.
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Ms. Keswin models her salons, which do include pasta, after today's average white-collar workplace, where multiple generations share one roof and are forced to interact.
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And he released a list of all of the kinds of businesses, including beauty salons and golf courses, that he has deemed "essential" during the pandemic.
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As people try to limit social interaction, a host of businesses from movie theaters to restaurants to hair salons are expected to see business drop off.
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He admires the brusque Silicon Valley culture and is trying to encourage it in France, visiting technology salons in preference to France's ailing and neglected hinterlands.
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The organization's project manager, Beth DeHart, said it also received federal permission to supply condoms in nontraditional places, including a bowling alley, nail salons and barbershops.
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Government-mandated lockdowns in several cities in China have kept people off the streets — and therefore out of shops, restaurants, hair salons, theaters, and so on.
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Her salons gathered together the key thinkers of the day — W.B. Yeats, George Bernard Shaw, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Robert Browning and Eleanor Marx (Karl's socialist daughter).
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Maybe you saw people coming out of a few salons and decided to go with the one whose results you liked best after days of observation.
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The schools don't have to pay students for the services they provide; in fact, the students pay tuition for the hours they work in the salons.
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And here's Ms. Gorman's poem: Daughter's Metro Map to City Identity On Slauson I straddle Black girl tango between northern heights and south hair salons Home.
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This kind of scene is becoming more common, as a number of salons and spas across the country have begun coupling meditation with manicures and pedicures.
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When hair salons were still anomalies, Malone helped to popularize cosmetology schools, through her own Poro College, and teach women about the importance of scalp health.
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At Google, employees have access to dry-cleaning services, massage treatments, gyms, coffee shops, hair salons, cafeterias, health clinics — all heavily discounted or free of charge.
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Hairstylists from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, working in salons or on the street, offered hair weaves following the styles favored by Nollywood actresses.
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In fact, the fictional land of Wakanda and all its Black excellence has already expanded far beyond theaters into fashion week, voting polls, and even... hair salons?
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Other locales emphasized their stylish and elegant decor as much as their inhabitants, the high class of the salons a code for the quality of the women.
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These posters, which are generally hung in homes, hotels, bars, and salons in Kolwezi, reveal a wide chasm between the existing poor conditions and a protracted fantasy.
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The popular fascination with hypnotism extended beyond fictionalized representations: Green shares depictions of somnambulist parties in Paris salons and even a bizarre "Hypnotized Tea Party" from 1896.
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The amendments also open up 12 sectors previously reserved for locals such as bakeries, transport and beauty salons to Zimbabweans of all races instead of black Zimbabweans.
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Named for Grover Cleveland, the only two-time U.S. president, the city has banks, jewelry stores and insurance companies sitting alongside art galleries, salons and hip eateries.
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"I was initially in shock, but then I just rolled away because I knew that I can go to other nail salons in my area," she says.
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A Facebook video of the brawl went viral, which led to protesters trying to shut the down the salon, as well as other Asian-owned nail salons.
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That's one reason why it was important to target a specific industry, though he eventually plans to expand into home services, retail, spas/salons/exercise and hotels.
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Specifically, the openings across 'experiential' chains, such as ice cream parlors, beauty salons and vape shops, haven't been enough to offset closures in the more traditional categories.
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No word on when Pravana will roll out this color-changing treatment in salons, but we're keeping our fingers crossed it hits just in time for Coachella.
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Salons have far fewer customers in the winter, she added, and during the summer a living wage can be dependent on how many generous customers come in.
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At the peak of their success, salons across the U.K. were complaining about a lack of business because of the rising band's influence on rebellious British youth.
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Unlike the Axiom robot salons where hair, makeup and gossip services are top notch, the Beautification Machine isn't quite there when it comes to perfect lipstick application.
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I've seen my fair share of women cry in hair salons after color or cuts gone wrong, but I have only seen a salon employee cry once.
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Although salons were well-attended by both upper-class men and women, you could count on a grand society lady to be the host for the evening.
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When we asked Instagram, a spokesperson confirmed that native payments for booking appointments like at restaurants or salons is now live for a limited set of partners.
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There, she realized others had the same issues with their salons — overbookings, late or canceled appointments or just a general disappointment with how their hair turned out.
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The best hair-care products, dermatologists say, tend to be those sold at salons and products meant for color-treated hair, since they have fewer harsh ingredients.
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Researchers posing as minors called 427 tanning salons in 42 states and the District of Columbia and said they wanted to tan before an upcoming family vacation.
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With "Insecure," we get a better understanding of the language these two women share by seeing them in several settings — an upscale brunch, Molly's apartment, nail salons.
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"For example, hair salons, tailors, restaurants, architecture firms, florists, jewelers, theaters and dance schools use artistic skills when serving customers or clients," the ACLU argued in briefs.
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Now, they're all but ubiquitous — thanks to no-BS celebs like Kaling and Teigen, and more and more salons popping up that are dedicated to the service.
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However, at most reputable waxing salons, the esthetician performing the waxing will wear gloves, creating a barrier between the person's vulva and vagina and her own skin.
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"We held the Crillon sale in the historic salons of the hotel; we organized a gala dinner and special events every night during previews," Mr. Tajan said.
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A gift card that 'buys time' Frank Zona, who owns three hair salons in the Boston area, has created a new gift card called the Curve Initiative.
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The 294s group of avant-garde Belgian artists who presented annual salons featuring literature, music and paintings by neo-Impressionist luminaries like Camille Pissarro and Georges Seurat?
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Maggie becomes carsick, Jacob kvetches, Kathy delivers monologues with subtexts of disapproval about Amy's relatives, and Amy takes inventory of the passing nail salons along the highway.
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The Frick's press release includes several choice quotes from scandalized viewers of the salons, who were not used to monumental canvases portraying everyday life rather than history.
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After working in salons for several years, Rebekah Pederson began working at Disneyland because she would be eligible to join the Makeup Artists and Hair Stylists Guild.
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The 154-square-foot space was donated by Shaurja Ray, a friend who develops Salons by JC, a company that rents small spaces to independent beauty professionals.
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Thousands more are in smaller cities and remote areas, where they often power the local economy, spending their paychecks at restaurants, gas stations, nail salons and stores.
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The following day, we're in the decorous salons of the Mona Bismarck American Center, an exhibition space in Paris, which Nike has taken over for the day.
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As the doorstep protests, known as escraches, multiplied and spread on social media, politicians and their spouses began finding themselves unwelcome at fancy restaurants or beauty salons.
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While he was primarily based in New York, James never gave up his British citizenship and maintained salons in London's fashionable Bruton and Ryder streets in Mayfair.
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Denmark has restricted public assembly to 10 or fewer people and ordered the closure of schools, universities, day care centres, restaurants, cafes, libraries, gyms and hair salons.
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With nail salons closed as a health precaution to slow the spread of COVID-19, it seems like there are two choices if you're currently wearing gels.
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On a recent morning in a SoHo hotel suite, representatives from Dyson joined Jon Reyman, a hairstylist and an owner of the Spoke & Weal salons, to demonstrate.
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However, many street shops such as beauty salons are not yet open as "sentiment is reviving slowly, while people remain cautious about going out shopping", Wang said.
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In elegant salons of the time, guests would play at feeling each other's heads to try to determine whether they were prone to this or that behavior.
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More salons are offering services for curly-haired customers, and a number of bloggers are promoting the look as a way of self-acceptance and personal comfort.
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Virginia Woolf wrote of the great unpublished works of women — those meals, salons and gardens that have their short time in the sun and then are gone.
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One complaint from Mr. Mermelstein and others is that Mount Vernon's retail corridors, packed with discount clothing stores, nail salons and takeout restaurants, could use more variety.
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At the back of the room a wall of tarnished old mirrors, hung frame to frame, glowed with the silvered light of old ballrooms and candlelit salons.
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A group of 12 women were taken into custody during raids on five beauty salons early Sunday morning, North Aceh Police Chief Ahmad Untung Surianata told Antara.
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In Madrid, Doncic lived for the past two and a half years with his mother, Mirjam Poterbin, who raised Doncic while running two beauty salons in Ljubljana.
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At these salons, he eventually became a piece of performance art himself, wearing ever-thicker layers of pancake makeup as he aged, embodying the concept of camp.
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Today nearly all of Seventh Avenue's 221s-era shops have been replaced by chains like Chipotle, and a distressing number of nail salons and real-estate brokers.
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The devices are free to use, and if clients are left wanting more after their services, the salons have a dedicated meditation space called a Cocoon Room.
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ShearShare, a B2B platform that lets hairstylists find salons that could use their work for the day, came from two black co-founders, a husband-and-wife team.
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A barber had previously been available for men, but the Gallery of Salons was the first time long and women's hair were being cared for at the shelter.
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Now here comes the bad news: Like all good things, it's hard to get ahold of because it's only available at salons that sell Milbon, the parent company.
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We checked in with some of the city's coolest stylists and rounded up the trends that are sweeping salons — and will be huge this fall and winter season.
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The contrast between the salons of Munich and her skit in St Ingbert says something about the rise of Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer (known by her initials of AKK).
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They also have an appointment scheduler tool, which is especially useful for businesses such as doctors, salons, or spas with contact features such as one-touch call included.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Women who use indoor tanning salons are more likely to have mood or body issues than the average person, suggests new research.
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Most salons offer quick glossing treatments, which are amazing for rebooting the vibrancy of your dingy highlights or all-over color, but that requires time and extra cash.
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Punchh is now focusing on convenience stores, gas stations and health and beauty brands (clients already include Fantastic Sams hair salons and TruFusion, a chain of fitness studios).
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From nail salons discriminating against customers to people shaming each other for their hair, makeup, and body hair choices, there were definitely some moments we'd rather not revisit.
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It will also launch a premium vegan brand for professional hair salons called Authentic Beauty Concept and expand its Pro Nature range of cleaning products to include detergents.
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Searches your feces out without leaving food in your mouth will fuel your own mini-man Freeman: Herbs, plastics and soap salons like any video game sessions would.
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Two, customers continue to rely on malls to access services such as nail salons, for purchases that require customization, such as the tailoring of garments, and for entertainment.
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But, as Richardson (whose clients include Naomi Campbell and Jenna Dewan) proves at her New York salons, safe and natural results can be achieved with the right tools.
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She attended the (then) predominantly white Englewood High School with a number of Black friends, many of whom would eventually become the celebrated artists at her cultural salons.
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But there was better news for hotels and restaurants - as well as for hair salons and sellers of beauty products, as consumers looked for small treats for themselves.
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The company says more than 1 million accounts have been created on the platform, with customers coming from e-commerce, traditional retail, gyms, beauty salons restaurants and more.
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Its salons are a relaxing, clean, and serene space that make you feel like your nail technician might propose some breathing exercises while your cuticle oil soaks in.
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Ms. Hershberger also operates salons in New York at Barneys on Madison Avenue, on West 26th Street and at the Hudson Yards complex, and in West Hollywood, Calif.
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He chats over ginger tea in Shindig Coffee, a lively spot inside the Sherman Phoenix, a complex of dozens of small shops, hair salons, yoga studios and galleries.
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Despite being invited to the tank just five weeks after opening his first store, Michael Elliot's idea of nail salons for men wasn't a winner with the sharks.
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Anti-slavery charity Unseen said labor exploitation at beauty salons was the second biggest concern after carwashes for callers to its hotline last year, with 477 potential victims.
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Paneled in limed oak, adorned with gilded plaster Art Deco-style friezes, these rooms all surround a brand-new and theatrically grand central staircase flanked by private salons.
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Following Emelie Sandahl, Berns's public relations manager, I climbed an iron spiral staircase in the corner of one of the complex's grand salons, now an Asian-inspired restaurant.
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One limitation of the study is that the phone encounters might not reflect what would happen if young people came to tanning salons in person to book appointments.
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Despite its popularity at salons, there's no beauty school needed to learn how to use the BaBylissPRO Porcelain Ceramic Carrera2 Dryer in the comfort of your own home.
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Treat hooks customers up with an unlimited amount of blowout appointments at various partner salons in the city for $125/month (or the cost of three DryBar blowouts).
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In interviews, some owners of salons that had been cited insisted that they had done nothing wrong and that a few bad operators had tarnished the entire industry.
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Of course, nail salons are about more than UV dryers and OPI colors—they're sites where women of all backgrounds converge, proponents of both self-expression and disguise.
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The government has also ordered some 500 larger state-run establishments, from beauty salons to restaurants, to become cooperatives as a pilot project before thousands more follow suit.
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The buildings on the high street are actually very pretty, although I imagine living above all the nail salons, kebab shops, and fried chicken restaurants would get noisy.
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In Washington, Teneo salons — often home-cooked dinners that occasionally include homemade ice cream — are sometimes held in the home of Margaret Carlson, a columnist for Bloomberg View.
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But this year's holiday events are at a whole new level: The company's 17 stores will host gingerbread house decorating and holiday doll hair salons, among other adventures.
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The first two steps are usually only available in salons or to those with a license, but you can get the third step at multiple locations, including Amazon.
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These include hair salons that cater to African-American women, she said, as well as restaurants and supermarkets that offer ethnic foods and stores that sell traditional clothing.
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Skin Deep The founder of Brother Vellies explains why she doesn't wear makeup every day and why she has never been to "top" hair salons in the city.
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In intimate salons, some the size of a cafe, shoppers can examine a limited selection of merchandise and place orders for products to be delivered or collected later.
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Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., a letterpress printmaker based in Detroit, collaborated with barbershops and salons near the I.C.A., social sites where the African-American population in particular gathers.
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"Those who patronize [nail salons] really don't know the reality facing many of the workers in the industry," AAAJ representative Randy Bunnao says in a statement to Broadly.
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And there is reason to believe that Sarah Bernhardt, the architect Stanford White and assorted Astors, Morgans and Vanderbilts, might have turned up at the couple's Sunday salons.
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Mr. Mallet has noticed that clients often show up at his salons in the winter with dry, itchy scalps because they use hotter water when it's cold outside.
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But other photographs indicate that organizers might have showed some restraint when it came to uniforms and beauty salons in the dressing rooms, according to Williams, the historian.
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He worked with Duke Ellington and Leonard Bernstein, supported John Cage and Ellsworth Kelly and hosted salons at which Carol Channing might rub elbows with Jean-Paul Sartre.
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This past weekend, states across the country issued executive orders that personal-care businesses — including hair salons — must close indefinitely to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
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Today, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that all salons providing beauty services are required to shut their doors indefinitely starting this Saturday, March 21, at 8 pm.
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"A lot of the businesses that look like either nail salons or massage places, especially the places that offer massage, there are bad things happening there," she said.
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His own attempts to hold "China salons" on college campuses had largely been blocked by the Chinese Students and Scholars Association — a group with ties to China's government.
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"Before, we thought it would be a lot of coffee shops and nail salons because we thought you had to perform everything in the opportunity zone," she said.
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Nail salons from coast-to-coast are full of empty chairs, and way fewer employees are waiting to provide mani-pedis ... because COVID-19 is already killing businesses.
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Beyond The Salon As rapidly as the infrastructure of nail salons collapsed, so did the business of styling nails for advertising campaigns, editorial shoots, and red carpet events.
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In addition to Bonnti's crowdsourcing initiative, a quick search of "beauty relief funds" on GoFundMe pulls up a number of other fundraising efforts focused on helping specific salons.
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As far back as 2005, according to reporting in the Guardian, Richard Branson touted the advent of casinos, gyms and beauty salons on aircraft, which never fully materialized.
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Women are increasingly visiting salons for individually applied lashes every few weeks, turning a special-occasion treatment typically associated with weddings into something as routine as a manicure.
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Tattoo parlors, cafes, vintage boutiques and the excellent Zaabar chocolate shop mix with more workaday businesses like hair salons and copy shops in the multiethnic St.-Gilles district.
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And the building has become a bit of a downtown hub — the Holmdel Library is on the first floor, as are doctors offices, hair salons and a gym.
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The answer lies in the hands of Nikki Lee, the actress' colorist and co-founder of one of L.A.'s most in-demand hair salons, Nine Zero One.
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If German elephant rounds evoked the smoky, intellectual and very European air of Madame de Staël's salons, American presidential debates had the atavistic appeal of the O.K. Corral.
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Unlimited monthly services for a flat fee are available on Zeel, for in-home massages, and Prête, for stylings at salons in Los Angeles, Nashville and San Francisco.
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All told, for-profit cosmetology schools nationwide brought in more than $200 million in revenue from their salons in the 2015-16 school year, according to federal statistics.
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CreditCreditDenis Rouvre for The New York Times To follow Éric Zemmour around Paris this fall was to make a tour of the city's slightly faded belle epoque salons.
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"It's a really busy summer,"Johnston says while visiting bridal salons in Chicago, where she lives during her season as a defender on the Chicago Red Stars soccer team.
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One-acts published in periodicals, such as the NAACP's Crisis or the Urban League's Opportunity, were read aloud in black churches, schools, barber shops, beauty salons, and living rooms.
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The main task of these volunteers is to distribute condoms to sex workers operating at massage parlors and hair salons — all fronts for brothels — in an outskirt of Tianjin.
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"There are hair salons now dedicated to taking care of natural hair but the big majority is still weaves, wigs and relaxers in terms of market size" she explains.
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And this year, with the beautiful color and highlighting trends rolling out of the trendiest L.A. salons, it's easier than ever to get the summer color of your dreams.
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Remittances from thousands of émigrés in Belgium have poured into handsome houses, and businesses depend on those who return for holidays: Siemiatycze, beams Mr Siniakowicz, boasts 50 hair salons.
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She participated in Parisian salons, where creatives congregated to share ideas, and her style began to evolve: Expressive portraits gave way to abstract shapes and works showing intertwined bodies.
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Peiffer Wolf, an American law firm representing several families involved in similar cases, says the industry, which can face fewer rules in America than nail salons, urgently needs some.
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Rushing through each coat will cause your mani to erode faster — as well as using too thick a layer, both of which happen all too often in busy salons.
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His new work was, ostensibly, in a belle epoque mode: a series of installations he referred to not as art but as "décor," evoking luxury salons and movie sets.
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It's a fizzy, heady atmosphere of salons and intellectuals, in which each morning's newspaper brings the possibility of some epochal discovery, a change in humankind's understanding of the universe.
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Together, we hit the road for coven-themed parties at chic nail salons across the country, and now, we're ready to take our spooky nail vibes to the street.
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As the spotlight turns to the beauty industry's carbon footprint, we can only hope that more salons follow Ralph & Rice's lead and offer fabulous hair services with a conscience.
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The Disrupt Battlefield alumnus has grown to see more than 34,000 appointments booked since launch and now has more than 230 salons across two cities, New York and Chicago.
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In this case, doctors practiced nerve root blocks and other procedures on cadavers in one of the Grand Harbor ballroom's salons at Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts convention center.
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New York City can overwhelm even the most low-maintenance of women, with its endless supply of bridal salons and boutiques — all promising they have the dress for you.
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They do this at hundreds of massage parlours, karaoke bars, nail salons and hairdressers all over the state—something the police have now been charged with cracking down on.
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Since 2013, she has been collecting hair from friends and beauty salons in the Valley, weaving them into long strands on a spinning wheel, which is also on view.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus blanketed the Charleston area earlier this month around the fourth Democratic debate, stumping for Clinton in barber shops, beauty salons and church services.
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She tried to work as a stylist in Chiapas, but said she was told that salons would "only hire women," so she turned back to sex work to survive.
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She set up a beauty salon in northern England in 2018 to support and guide other trans women with beauty tips who might not feel comfortable at traditional salons.
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Through the company's software toolkit, salons and spas can handle booking and scheduling, payroll, commissions, inventory management and payments along with customer relationship management to improve the customer experience.
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Weaving their way through revelers at Blackjack tables and beauty salons promising non-surgical face lifts, DEF CON expects at least 25,000 attendees by the end of the weekend.
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This is especially fascinating in Midtown Manhattan, where Koreatown is packed tight with restaurants, bars, groceries, hair salons, book and cosmetics stores but where relatively few Koreans actually live.
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The sumptuous studio Nadar opened in Paris was like nothing the city had ever seen: two stories of opulent salons fronted by a huge sign with the proprietor's name.
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The indoor market is a dense labyrinth of cafes, hair salons and financial traders, where the music reverberates, the aromas are tempting and young children hurtle along the corridors.
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About a quarter of men between the ages 18-503 who receive hair care treatments at salons say they did it weekly, according to Global Market Research firm Mintel.
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Investigators also found that employees at some salons had to pay owners to work during supposed training periods, an illegal practice that was highlighted in The Times's initial investigation.
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In two dozen cases, salons paid wages that amounted to more than the state minimum wage but ran afoul of state laws because they paid daily or weekly rates.
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However, some former Teneo employees said they felt it was not made clear to participants that the salons were being held on behalf of Teneo or its corporate clients.
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Ms. Carlson declined to comment for this article or to respond to questions about whether she was paid by Teneo or reimbursed for the costs associated with the salons.
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"She's not bare-breasted or in the gorgeously rendered exotic attire of the harem servant," typical of how black women were depicted in history paintings at the Paris salons.
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Essential workers remain in place, and some people are able to work from home, but millions of jobs — at bars, hotels, restaurants, gyms, theaters, salons, shops — are simply evaporating.
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While most salons recommend coming in every four to eight weeks for coloring touch-ups, not all of us have the time and money needed to sustain that upkeep.
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He started to receive invitations to open shops and beauty salons and perform at birthday parties and weddings – just in Uttar Pradesh at first but then in other states.
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This aligns with the concept of people-oriented streets, the urban planning practice of making roads safe to cross and filled with amenities people need (restaurants, banks, salons etc.).
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Many responsible beauty brands and retailers, from small-town salons to Glossier stores nationwide, have already taken preventative measures by closing their doors in the interest of public health.
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She retired from acting after playing a vampire's beautiful young target in "Dead Men Walk" (1943) and went on to manage Elizabeth Arden salons in Hollywood and Beverly Hills.
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Nearly one quarter of loan applications came from women-owned businesses in the Services category, which includes translation and public relations services, hair and nail salons, and cleaning companies.
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In fact, as leaked federal documents suggested the pandemic could last 18 months or longer, Gyiman saw a boom in business as other salons began to close their doors.
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If you must wax before salons open again, it's important you do it safely, so we spoke to experts to get the ins and outs of DIY hair removal.
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J. C. Penney recently teamed with InStyle magazine for salons, and Macy's has added spa treatments to stores and merchandise from mall chains like Finish Line, the shoe seller.
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"A lot of people's hands, and especially the cuticles, get so dry in the winter," said Nina Werman, the owner of Valley, a chain of nail salons in Manhattan.
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Still, Ms. Lazovich said that if the tanning industry's numbers are accurate and there are fewer salons since the A.C.A. passed, that in and of itself could curb usage.
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Many salons that cater to textured hair needs are cash-only, Montgomery said, so then you have to stop at an ATM on the way there to withdraw cash.
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After noticing that women were spending uncomfortable hours in beauty salons undergoing a hot-comb process for hair straightening, Mr. Johnson modified it into Ultra Sheen, aimed at women.
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Jorgen Nielsen, a former artistic director at one of the salons under Wynn's management, told The Wall Street Journal that female employees would hide when Wynn entered the salon.
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Today it is something of a retirement community for former Khmer Rouge fighters, and has recently filled up with S.U.V.s, hair salons and even a coffee shop selling cappuccinos.
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By the last of the Salons Rose+Croix in 1897, the ascendance of Modernism was less than ten years away, with World War I not far on its heels.
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New services unveiled included one by Microsoft to interpret people's offline movements and one by Google which is able to call hair salons and other local businesses to make appointments.
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"All of our stylists and some friends from salons in New York are coming down to essentially give people makeovers," Williams says, with proceeds going directly to the individual stylists.
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But luxury beauty bars, nail salons, and spas that cater to those who want frequent, quick pick-me-ups at affordable prices — without sacrificing quality — are popping up all over.
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The line, which was once a three-step system only available in salons, is praised for its ability to repair the broken bonds that occur as a result of coloring.
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Sexy, grown-out balayage has been in high demand in popular salons, and Hollywood, too: Rodriguez joins Emma Roberts and Rachel Brosnahan, who both recently underwent brunette-to-blonde transformations.
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"For years, there was a Victoria's Secret, 'pretty girl' hair thing, but in some ways that is shifting," says Jon Reyman, editorial hairstylist and co-owner of Spoke & Weal salons.
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Yes, it's hard to track down, but don't say I never told ya to order two... Milbon Inphenom Shampoo, $30.00, and Inphenom Treatment, $40, available only at Milbon Partner Salons.
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American Express reported sales of $16.2 billion in 2015, up from $14.5 billion the year prior, with 95 million customers reporting shopping small at local retailers, salons, restaurants and more.
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From Mexico to the Argentina, you'll find women going to hair salons as early as they can walk, and wearing lipstick shades that bear significance far beyond a classic trend.
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"I have observed hundreds of interactions in salons in this neighborhood that were very cordial and where workers and customers were very respectful and appreciative of each other," she said.
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Better yet, the following report is broken down by the four biggest haircut trends — from cool shaggy bobs to long, blended layers — coming out of L.A.'s most overbooked salons.
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Vive offers on-demand blowouts for a flat package rate at a number of salons in your area, with the option to book very short notice or way in advance.
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When we return to neighborhoods where barbershops are actually disappearing—replaced by high-end men's salons like those featured in my book—it's important to put these shifts into context.
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Mr Trump now has the right to use his own name — and prevent others from using it — in categories ranging from beauty salons and spas to hotel services and restaurants.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Paris has always been an artistic Mecca: its museums, salons, and art schools are known for beckoning creative figures from all over the world.
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Hitler could pose as a cultured gentleman at Munich salons, as a pistol-waving thug at the beer hall, and as a bohemian in the company of singers and actors.
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While some salons suggest that those with tight curls should have their hair trimmed every five to six weeks, Fitzgerald says it's possible to push appointments to every 12 weeks.
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About 85 percent of the salons failed to maintain adequate payroll records, a violation of state law, making it by far the most common citation, according to The Times's review.
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In salons throughout (the Grand Salon and the Petit Salon de Couture, the Salon de Musique) and in a row unfurled beside the grand staircase, editors and industry stalwarts sat.
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Amid botanicas and hair salons, new restaurants are popping up along Lexington, like the East Harlem Bottling Company, at East 107th, with a bar offering 20 craft beers on tap.
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In his later decades Mr. Doroshow became an informal counselor and mentor to many of those in that culture, holding salons at his home on East 73rd Street in Manhattan.
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Small beauty businesses In the beauty industry, many small salons "are a payroll away from illiquidity," said Frank Zona, who sits on the board of the International SalonSpa Business Network.
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But credit card companies charge merchants a fee for processing tips, so there are still businesses — most notably nail and beauty salons — that largely don't let customers leave electronic tips.
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A 35-minute drive away across the Oresund strait in Copenhagen, Jorgen Skjodt, who owns a chain of salons across Denmark, sits in one of his now empty hair studios.
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Most are thought to have traveled on to Britain, where a study last year found that Vietnamese children were being made to work in nail salons, cannabis cultivation or prostitution.
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Around town, an atmosphere of sizzling excitement has permeated the city's Caribbean salons, as customers and barbers alike gather to celebrate, and argue about, their baseball team and its stars.
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For millions of others, job layoffs are skyrocketing as "nonessential" businesses around the country — dine-in restaurants, theaters, concert venues, retails shops, salons, gyms, and more — close their doors indefinitely.
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An ongoing movement of "death cafes" — open salons for discussing death, with no set agenda — is spreading across America with the goal of ending the taboo around talking about dying.
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But in the residential areas and local business centres, where most of the informal traders and small businesses operate, they are causing grief for businesses from hair salons to shops.
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The American Suntanning Association, an industry group, says the number of tanning salons around the country has shrunk by about half, dropping to about 9,500, from about 18,500 in 2010.
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The absurd and harmful proliferation of the practice is well illustrated by a recent survey that found 30 percent of the nation's hair salons required stylists to sign noncompete agreements.
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Right now, you can count much of the Hollywood elite as lovers of the haircut trend sweeping salons, including Kate Beckinsale, Leighton Meester, Natalie Portman, Sandra Bullock, and Alison Brie.
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Different iterations of the punk-inspired style have bubbled up through the decades, and over the past few years it's been slowly growing in popularity in top Los Angeles salons.
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The Republican bill would abolish most Obamacare taxes, including on medical devices, health insurance premiums, indoor tanning salons, prescription medications and high-cost employer-provided insurance known as "Cadillac" plans.
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